This summer the Biofeedback Clinic and Certification Center (BCCC) at Widener University hosted two International students from Canada: Armen Lusikyan, vice president of operations and finance of Fawzia Sultan Rehabilitation Institute (FSRI), and Margaret Dupee, assistant researcher at University of Ottawa. Both sought out the program as it’s highly regarded internationally through the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA).
As more and more healthcare employers are recognizing the significance of biofeedback, receiving the BCIA certification has become a standard of excellence in this field, and Widener is one of the few BCIA accredited university training programs in the region. Read the rest of this entry »
